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How to send automated email to a set of people at fixed time ?
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Answer / vivek raghuwanshi
just create a alias of people and create a command file and
create a crond entry
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Answer / suri
# crontab -eu username
12 16 * * * /bin/echo "hi how are you" | mail -s
textmail username
:wq
#service crond restart
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Answer / manoj
configure sendmail & postfix to configure procmail..
Or configure Q-mail / Squirrel mail & use contab
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